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Columns

Published
December 20, 2014

Port City Post: Imagine a world where people actually connect face-to-face

Phones and other digital devices allow us to avoid direct contact – and that trend diminishes us all.
Published
December 19, 2014

Maine Voices: Healthy lawns nurtured with synethetic fertilizers filter pollutants

Environmentally friendly doesn't have to mean organic.
Published
December 19, 2014

Charles Krauthammer: Defeat terror masters abroad to quell lone wolves, organized terrorists

Homegrown terrorists – including sane and deranged lone wolves – gain inspiration from afar.
Published
December 19, 2014

M.D. Harmon: Christ’s birth should open our eyes to life-altering opportunities

Sometimes we allow the purpose of our lives to be obscured by busyness or sidetracked by our habits.
Published
December 18, 2014

Dana Milbank: Sen. Warren is not a progressive version of Ted Cruz

Warren's leadership and style resemble that of Bush-era Jim DeMint

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Published
December 18, 2014

Alan Caron: To get cheaper energy, we Mainers have to produce it ourselves

Investing in natural gas pipelines while shutting down homegrown sources makes no sense.
Published
December 18, 2014

Maine Voices: Embrace a different way of selling Maine art as a way for all to thrive

Until we get past outdated processes and interact with a wired world, we'll keep seeing galleries close.
Published
December 17, 2014

Greg Kesich: Not building a city doesn’t just happen – you have to work at it

Portland's iconic features would never have been built with the kind of nitpicking we see today.
Published
December 17, 2014

Maine Voices: Government has become subservient to business in critical debates

Washington is not squaring up to deal with challenges because it would not be good for business.
Published
December 17, 2014

Commentary: Jeff Bezos should be a hero to progressives, not vilified for good business

Amazon is not the Godzilla of online commerce, where an upstart can suddenly change the economic rules.